Sentence examples for seen as bizarre from inspiring English sources

Here, the notion of the company moving into the municipal building is hardly seen as bizarre.

That helps explain why the Maoists' ideology -- seen as bizarre and discredited just about everywhere else on the globe -- has gained a foothold here.

Like so much else in the great existential crisis facing Europe, a proposed policy that was once seen as bizarre now looks like it could become real.

Mike Nichols, who directed Ms. Taylor in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?," said her loyalty to other former child stars -- who are often seen as bizarre, even freakish -- probably goes back to her hatred of MGM, which held her to a rigid contract as a young actress.

Like with many organizations, particularly religious ones, doing something different than what is seen as mainstream is often seen as "bizarre" or "suspicious".

In what could be seen as bizarre deference to the "observer effect," Bratton commented that bystanders recording brutal police behavior constitutes "interference".

But in another surprise move, fish-processing-company-turne-Internet-company Zapata announced that it will quash plans to purchase or partner with some 31 online companies in what was seen as a bizarre bid to cobble together enough of a presence to become an Internet portal dubbed Zap.com and compete with the likes of Yahoo.

This could be seen as yet another bizarre twist in the intriguing and enigmatic career of the Flaming Lips, from the four-disc extravaganza of Zaireeka to their legendary stage show and the Christmas On Mars film.

In what some saw as a bizarre confluence, around the same time in mid-May, the Israeli authorities refused to allow Noam Chomsky, the renowned linguist and harsh critic of Israel, to enter the West Bank from Jordan.

But he added, "America's not quite as provincial as it used to be, and Lieberman is not going to be seen as some kind of bizarre creature".

He likes to be seen as somebody completely unique, completely bizarre.